Sentence examples for reasonable searches from inspiring English sources

We must frequently decide, for example, what are "reasonable" searches and seizures under the Fourth Amendment.

It was recognized by the framers of the Constitution that there were reasonable searches for which no warrant was required.

It is not disputed that there may be reasonable searches, incident to an arrest, without a search warrant.

And this despite the long line of decisions in this Court recognizing as consistent with the restrictions of the Fourth Amendment the power of law-enforcement officers to make reasonable searches and seizures as incidents to lawful arrests.

While the Toronto Police may defend the strip searches on the basis of ensuring detainees, who were kept in large cells with multiple others, did not have concealed weapons on their person, given the alleged conduct of some of the officers who harassed female detainees, it certainly still sounds as if many of these searches did not fall within the bounds of reasonable searches.

The second is that those who want to search cannot themselves decide whether the reason is justified: in colonial America, a reasonable search was whatever the searching officer thought it was.

For these purposes, a reasonable search will be both "justified at its inception" and "reasonably related in scope to the circumstances which justified the interference in the first place". Id. at 726.

"ACBPS has undertaken reasonable search in relation to your request.

Just as criminal procedure limits what is a reasonable search, so criminal procedure specifies what constitutes a reasonable interrogation.

"Some percentage of the police officers, however, have violated the rules of probable cause and reasonable search.

The search was justified neither by consent nor by the doctrine of reasonable search as incident to a lawful arrest.